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Herodotus
170 songs
Total 170 songs
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The Histories of HerodotusHistories (unabridged) • 8:07 | ||
Now it happened that this Candaules was in love…Histories (unabridged) • 10:08 | ||
In this way he carried on the war with the Milesians…Histories (unabridged) • 10:31 | ||
When all these conquests had been added…Histories (unabridged) • 10:09 | ||
Now it chanced that while he was making…Histories (unabridged) • 9:46 | ||
At the end of this time the grief of Croesus was…Histories (unabridged) • 9:32 | ||
Of all the answers that had reached him…Histories (unabridged) • 10:43 | ||
Such was the prophecy uttered under a divine…Histories (unabridged) • 8:17 | ||
Such was the man’s account of what he had seen.Histories (unabridged) • 8:31 | ||
Afterwards, on the refusal of Alyattes to give up his...Histories (unabridged) • 10:17 | ||
Thus the siege began. Meanwhile Croesus, thinking…Histories (unabridged) • 10:14 | ||
Then, the Lydians say that Croesus…Histories (unabridged) • 10:38 | ||
The Lydians have very nearly the same customs...Histories (unabridged) • 11:39 | ||
The distance from Lake Maeotis to the river Phasis…Histories (unabridged) • 12:05 | ||
When the boy was in his tenth year…Histories (unabridged) • 13:02 | ||
Afterwards, when Cyrus grew to manhood…Histories (unabridged) • 8:41 | ||
Thus after a reign of thirty-five years, Astyages…Histories (unabridged) • 10:53 | ||
Immediately after the conquest of Lydia…Histories (unabridged) • 10:02 | ||
These, then, were all the Aeolian cities…Histories (unabridged) • 10:45 | ||
Meanwhile Mazares, after he had recovered Pactyas…Histories (unabridged) • 11:41 | ||
The Caunians, in my judgment, are dwellers there…Histories (unabridged) • 8:25 | ||
The city is divided into two portions by the river…Histories (unabridged) • 7:33 | ||
She gave orders for the hewing of immense blocks…Histories (unabridged) • 7:17 | ||
Among many proofs which I shall bring forward…Histories (unabridged) • 8:32 | ||
The Babylonians have one most shameful custom.Histories (unabridged) • 8:34 | ||
Now concerning the matter in hand, my judgment…Histories (unabridged) • 10:20 | ||
Book Two: EuterpeHistories (unabridged) • 8:30 | ||
From Heliopolis to Thebes is nine days’ sail…Histories (unabridged) • 10:27 | ||
My judgment as to the extent of Egypt is confirmed…Histories (unabridged) • 10:20 | ||
No other information on this head could I obtain…Histories (unabridged) • 9:23 | ||
Concerning Egypt itself I shall extend my remarks…Histories (unabridged) • 9:27 | ||
Such Egyptians as possess a temple of the Theban…Histories (unabridged) • 10:41 | ||
Almost all the names of the gods came into Greece…Histories (unabridged) • 10:44 | ||
At Heliopolis and Buto the assemblies…Histories (unabridged) • 12:06 | ||
In the neighbourhood of Thebes…Histories (unabridged) • 12:32 | ||
The Egyptians are averse to adopt Greek customs…Histories (unabridged) • 9:42 | ||
The former of these two cities…Histories (unabridged) • 10:03 | ||
The king then returned to his own land…Histories (unabridged) • 11:27 | ||
In these places Homer shows himself acquainted…Histories (unabridged) • 11:10 | ||
When it came to the king’s ears that the thief’s body…Histories (unabridged) • 10:13 | ||
After Chephren, Mycerinus (they said), son of…Histories (unabridged) • 9:46 | ||
He was succeeded on the throne…Histories (unabridged) • 11:14 | ||
It is open to all to receive whichever he may prefer…Histories (unabridged) • 12:32 | ||
I have already made mention more than once…Histories (unabridged) • 11:39 | ||
The cantons of the Calascirians are different…Histories (unabridged) • 11:01 | ||
To the other temples of much note…Histories (unabridged) • 6:13 | ||
Book Three: ThaliaHistories (unabridged) • 11:41 | ||
On the field where this battle was fought...Histories (unabridged) • 12:38 | ||
The Icthyophagoi on reaching this people…Histories (unabridged) • 11:38 | ||
And now Cambyses, who even before had not been…Histories (unabridged) • 10:43 |
